Perioperative Support Technician - Surgical Services - Operating Room - Full Time
Perioperative Support Technician - Surgical Services - Operating Room - Full Time
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Ensures the availability and preparedness of OR rooms, supplies, equipment and instruments
- Anticipates needs and helps set up OR for respective cases based on schedule
- Performs anesthesia machine and cart turn over after each case cleaning, replacing, and restocking all necessary equipment and supplies prior to each case
- Assists with the flow of surgical instrumentation, between Sterile Processing Dept. and surgery
- Assists in lifting, turning, positioning and preparing patients for surgical procedures, using proper body mechanics, appropriate repetitive relief measures and static posture relief measures
- High school diploma or equivalent preferred
- Prior OR support tech experience/housekeeping experience preferred
- Medical Technician Certification from the State of NH required
- Basic knowledge of computer skills and programs such Internet Explorer, and the Epic SystemWhy You'll Love Us:
- Medical, Dental, Vision Benefits starting the 1st of the month following start date
- Accrued Earned Time403b with matching (fully vested) and discretionary annual core contributions
- Tuition Reimbursement up to $4,000/year for full time coded employees over 30 hours/week
- Sign on Bonus Eligible
- Miscellaneous Benefits – Pet Insurance, Legal Services, Vendor Discounts
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